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EquiSpirit
One Horse w/Tack - Horse'nTack
11' diagonal stall length. This model will easily fit horses
up to 16.3 hands.
$16,750
XL and XXL Options
XL
extra large option adds 2" to the interior
height (7'8") and 1 foot length to horse stall area
for a total of 11 feet for larger horses. This foot automatically
increases the side tack area, giving you more room for equipment.
$1,095
Exterior Options
Length
- extra footage added to nose.
Suggestion: add one to two feet in the tack and/or
stall area without adding additional height if your horses
are average size.
Add
1' -$570
Add 2' -$1,140
Ramp
- 48" width side unload ramp includes top door with
window.
Suggestion: This allows your horses to exit front wards,
out the side, instead of backing them out the rear. Or
use the ramp into the tack area making it easier to load
oversized tack trunks and gear. An optional extra foot
will need to be added to the tack area.
$1,900
RV
Grab Handle
Suggestion: Located on the side of the tack or horse
area doors, it allows you to hold onto for balance as you
step up into the trailer. - See
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$30
Awning
- retractable single person operation.
Suggestion: The awning is usually installed on the
ditch-side (passenger side) of the trailer (where the
dressing room door is usually located) and used for shade
where none is available, and to wait out the rain. It
is priced per 2 foot increments with a minimum size of
8 feet. -
See
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Two
Step Roll Out Awning Crank - crank system to replace
manual awning crank system
$300
Awning
Ready Drip Rail
$90
Motorized
Awning Crank
$660
Full
Running Boards
6'
Roof Rack and Ladder - for hay.
Suggestion: This rack provides out-of-the-way storage
for extra hay. However, without someone strong to help,
it is very difficult to get hay up onto the rack. - See
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$1,235
Additional
Roof Vent
- dual opening.
Suggestion: Since one dual opening (opens front and
back) vent is standard ( over the horses head), an extra
vent is not normally needed, nor often ordered. But in
extremely hot areas, additional vents can be added to
roof over horse's body. - See
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$130
Load
Light - 55 watt halogen load light with outside
remote switch.
Suggestion: Even though good lighting exists
on the inside of your trailers, this light provides plenty
of additional outside light over the ramp . This option
can be very helpful if you're doing a lot of night time
loading and unloading.
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See
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$120
Exterior
Tie Ring - priced
each .
Suggestion:
additional outside tie ring(s) (two are standard on each
side - one for tying and one up high for hay bag) that
can be placed on the side of the trailer for additional
locations to tie your horse. - See
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$40
Interior Options
30" Walk-through Door
into Dressing Room from the Horse Head area
$ 520
Rumber
Floor - replaces
wood floor and mats in horse area for standard length. -
See
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$688
Rumber Floor
- replaces wood floor and mats in horse area.
XL and XXL models. - See
Photo
$743
Rumber
Floor - extra
footage priced per foot when adding additional footage for
dressing room or horse area to the Standard or XL models.
- See
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Add
1' -$55
Add 2' -$110
Add 3' -$165
Add 4' -$220
Adjustable
Butt & Breast Bars, adjustable in two positions to
match different size horses.
Suggestion: If you will be interchanging different size
horses in the trailer, the adjustable butt/breast bars
can be changed to accomodate either a large or a small
horse - See
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$125
Blanket
Bar.
Suggestion:
Used primarily in dressing room to store and carry blankets.
- See
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$75
Clothes
Bar / and Hat Rack - in dressing room.
Suggestion:
This allows you to hang clothes and store other tack on
shelf. However, it does stick out from wall and sometimes
can be in the way. - See
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$305
Additional
Bridle Hooks -
six are standard.
Suggestion:
If the standard six hooks are not enough, most order an
extra set (six). However, you can add as many as the space
can handle comfortably and safely. They are normally priced
and sold in sets of six, but can be split for special needs
and spacing. Let us help with the placement.
$55
Additional
Saddle Racks - priced each .
Suggestion: One saddle rack is standard, but our standard
saddle rack post in the dressing room holds four saddles.
Extra saddle racks can be added.
$85
Interior
Tie Ring
- horse friendly swivel tie ring, priced each.
Suggestion: We provide three "lay flat"
(when not in use) standard interior tie rings, but additional
are available if you prefer an alternate location to tie
your horse, or for securing items in other areas of the
trailer. - See
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$30
Cargo
Brackets - 3 brackets with multiple tie locations for securing
hay and tack.
Suggestion: A popular EquiSpirit (horse friendly) design
feature installed at both ends and middle on lower portion
of bulkhead wall. These brackets let you secure hay and
other items with bungee cords or ties, adding more safe
storage space to the horse head area of the trailer. - See
Photo
$150
Slide
Away Screen in Addition to Dressing Room Door
Suggestion: Our 30" dressing room door comes with
a standard 20"x24" screen window. But if you're
planning on spending a lot of time in the dressing area,
the door can stay open while the screen door can stay closed,
letting more fresh air in without the insects. Also great
for camping, weekender, and living quarter packages.
$295
Extra
Brush Tray
Suggestion: The extra brush tray gives you additional storage
space (one is standard) for those tall bottles (such as
fly spray), and also for combs, brushes, hoof picks, etc.
- See
Photo
$45
Air
Conditioning Unit with Heat Strip - 13,500 BTU includes
breaker box and power cord.
$1,550
Extra
Double Dome Light for Interior.
Suggestion: The standard interior double dome lights (located
directly over the tack room door and the road side door
) provide very good lighting. However, if you spend a
lot of time working in your trailer at night, extra double
dome lights can be added. Placement is usually placed
near the roof line in the rear of the trailer. - See
Photo
$50
Remote
Switch
An outside remote switch for the optional horse area fans
can make it more accessible - especially helpful if you
get stuck in traffic on a hot day and need to turn them
on quickly. - See
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$60
Fan
- 12 volt, 2 speed with swivel base for horse area, priced
each.
Suggestion: For extremely hot areas, or if you get stuck
in traffic on a hot day, these fans, when placed high
up in the corner(s) of the bulkhead wall, are very effective
in ventilating the horse head area. With an optional remote
switch placed outside, you would have quick, easy access
to getting them turned on quickly. - See
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$85
Battery
- Interior deep cell 12 Volt wired to charge from truck.
Suggestion: This deep cell battery (holds a charge for
long time) is installed inside the tack room area and
powers your interior lights, oscillating fans, and load
lights, without being plugged into your truck. It is wired
so that your tow vehicle will trickle charge it when driving.
$285
110
Volt Electrical System Breaker Box.
Suggestion: If you're planning on spending lots of time
in your dress area, or plan on camping for periods of time,
this system allows you to plug an RV type shore cord into
a nearby outside electrical outlet which brings 110 volt
power into two interior electrical outlets. Note: If you
are thinking about an air conditioner, 110 is not enough
power to get the 30 amps required for AC.
$585
Power
Converter
Converts 110 electric coming in to trailer to 12 volt
and keeps battery charged.
$150
Water
Tank - 25 gallon triangle with stand for inside the dressing
room.
Suggestion: This smaller water tank (14" per side of
triangle and 56" tall) easily tucks into the roadside
corner of the dressing room. Besides using the water for
your horses (see above),the interior tank allows you to
also use the water for personal use (when camping) such
as utilizing the standard 10' hose (when placed through
the standard opening bulkhead window into the stall area)
for a portable private shower. - See
Photo
$285
Window Options
Windows
- 20" x 24" horse shoulder window.
Suggestion: This window can be placed on the horse's
side of the trailer between the large rear horse stall window
and the horse head area window, giving more light and ventilation.
For those horses that are more claustrophobic, the extra
window provides continuous light and visibility coming in
from the outside all along the side of the trailer when
the horse is walking in. - See
Photo
$145